Money Script is grounded in the science of financial psychology, drawing on decades of research into how our beliefs and emotions about money shape our financial behavior and outcomes.
At its core, the program recognizes that most people operate with “money scripts”—deeply ingrained, often unconscious beliefs about money that are formed in childhood and reinforced over time.
These scripts can include ideas like “money is bad,” “rich people are greedy,” or “my self-worth is tied to my net worth,” and they powerfully influence how we spend, save, invest, and manage financial stress.
The Money Script program uses proven psychological principles, including techniques similar to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to help participants identify, challenge, and rewrite these limiting beliefs.
By combining guided reflection, practical exercises, and faith-based practices, the program encourages users to move from a scarcity mindset—marked by anxiety, avoidance, or fear—to an abundance mindset rooted in trust, gratitude, and purpose.
This transformation is supported by research in positive psychology, which shows that cultivating gratitude and intentional habits can lead to better financial decisions and greater overall well-being.
Additionally, Money Script integrates spiritual elements, recognizing that for many, financial struggles are intertwined with deeper emotional and spiritual wounds.
By aligning practical financial strategies with faith-based guidance and personal reflection, the program offers a holistic approach to financial wellness—helping users not only change their money habits, but also heal their relationship with money for long-term abundance and peace.
